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See link for model of CornucoPat in the CornucoPatioChair.
This would be a patio chair, or any number of other
structures,
built out of a single piece of metal in the shape of a
cornucopia -- so a coil that gradually increases in twistyness
until it is straight and then twistyness comes out
of the
straightness again, does that make any sense? Let me see if
I
can find a link.
CornucoPat in the CornucoPatioChair
http://patricktimon...ven.com/photo5.html
SEE BOTTOM OF PAGE [JesusHChrist, Sep 24 2005]
3D cornucopia
http://www.mathawar...one/animations.html
The first spiral turned back on itself in a torus. I can't find a good picture of a torus cornucopia. [JesusHChrist, Sep 24 2005]
Spiral chair
http://www.smithinteriors.com/rc15.html
Sounds like this is what you are describing. [jurist, Sep 24 2005]
Anaconda Table
http://www.uam.ucsb...uttle_anaconda.html
To accompany the spiral chair. [jurist, Sep 24 2005]
[link]
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something very croissanty about a cornucopia. |
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[Link] I found a rather cool-looking one-piece spiral cone chair that appears much like your description, although I'm sure you could argue that it is not a mathematically perfect cornucopia. It is certainly much better looking than your first link, and not likely to pinch when sat upon. |
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wow that spiral chair is cool, but the anaconda chair is
exactly what i was thinking of -- except with the two ends
connected. |
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